[Cmake] INSTALL_TARGETS command on Windows

Fri, 23 May 2003 15:48:28 -0400

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Hi,

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I am trying to get the final output of my build targets (i.e. the .lib,
.exe, and .dll files) to be placed into a single directory under =
Windows. I
tried setting LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH and EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH to the =
folder I
want, and this seems to work, but I also seem to get a lot of the
intermediate files thrown in there as well. For example, building =
foo.exe
causes foo.exe, .ilk, .exp, .lib, and .pdb to all be put in that =
directory,
but I just want foo.exe to be there. I tried using the INSTALL_TARGETS
command in one of my CmakeLists files, but this doesn't seem to do =
anything
under Windows. I know this is possible, because ITK does it, but I don't
understand how it's doing it. Does anyone know the answer?

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Best regards,

-Parag Chandra

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I am trying to get the final output of my build =
targets
(i.e. the .lib, .exe, and .dll files) to be placed into a single =
directory
under Windows. I tried setting LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH and =
EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH
to the folder I want, and this seems to work, but I also seem to get a =
lot of
the intermediate files thrown in there as well. For example, building =
foo.exe
causes foo.exe, .ilk, .exp, .lib, and .pdb to all be put in that =
directory, but
I just want foo.exe to be there. I tried using the INSTALL_TARGETS =
command in
one of my CmakeLists files, but this doesn&#8217;t seem to do anything =
under
Windows. I know this is possible, because ITK does it, but I don&#8217;t
understand how it&#8217;s doing it. Does anyone know the =
answer?

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font-family:Arial'>-Parag Chandra</span></font></p>

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